Examples of 'there is a considerable' in a sentence
Meaning of "there is a considerable"
there is a considerable: This phrase implies that there is a significant amount or degree of something. It is used to emphasize that a substantial or noteworthy quantity of a particular item or attribute is present
How to use "there is a considerable" in a sentence
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there is a considerable
It seems at the moment there is a considerable shortage.
There is a considerable need to improve the legislation.
In the trial phase there is a considerable number.
There is a considerable wealth of literature on evaluating treatment.
Applicable even if there is a considerable lapse of time.
There is a considerable difference between the two.
In this detached judgment there is a considerable measure of condescension.
There is a considerable spatial variation in development rates.
The reason of doing so is that there is a considerable break to the west.
There is a considerable variety of mammals in the park.
It seems nevertheless that there is a considerable infringement of the regulations.
There is a considerable criminal complaint against him.
The valve is activated if there is a considerable pressure increase inside the boiler.
There is a considerable demand from users worldwide.
During postnatal care and after bathing there is a considerable heat loss by convection.
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There is a considerable body of experience on which to draw.
Among those asking for treatment there is a considerable number of persons in this category.
There is a considerable controversy about the effectiveness or.
I would like to emphasize that the problem is that there is a considerable lack of experience.
There is a considerable amount of mediation work available.
Detox pills help you get slimmer since there is a considerable reduction in water weight.
There is a considerable degree of overlap and repetition.
The abdominal wall can also undergo liposuction if there is a considerable layer of fat there.
Firstly there is a considerable semplification of the grid.
Particularly in respect of SMEs, there is a considerable challenge here.
There is a considerable variation in average film thickness.
In the EU as a whole there is a considerable potential labour supply.
There is a considerable amount of development in most characters.
In some sectors of society there is a considerable input of Italian and German ancestry.
There is a considerable discussion in rabbinic literature con.
Among the names in the Talmud there is a considerable proportion of Greek ones.
There is a considerable difference among generations.
Well, it appears that there is a considerable inheritance.
There is a considerable increase in the number of immigrant workers.
In addition to these works, there is a considerable manufactory of.
Yet there is a considerable amount of unrecovered maintenance payments.
Therefore, in these institutions there is a considerable use of inappropriate drugs.
There is a considerable amount of international trade of agricultural tractors.
It is moreover abundantly clear that there is a considerable discrepancy between, on.
Firstly there is a considerable simplification of the grid.
However, also in the lentogenic group there is a considerable range in virulence.
There is a considerable coverage of the car or bus market.
There are no reviews yet, but there is a considerable amount of promotion.
There is a considerable lack of transparency in the current market.
As to the rate of genders, there is a considerable unevenness in terms of the programs.
There is a considerable margin for improvement in many countries.
If the suture is too deep, there is a considerable risk of nerve injury.
But there is a considerable portion available to move now.
Within any digital video signal, there is a considerable amount of noise.
Even now there is a considerable shortage of skilled drivers.
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I have considerable leeway to bargain in this circumstance
Although it would mean a considerable increase in salary
Considerable decay to the bones and cells
